Retro fitting NVR switch.
Douglas Johnston | 17/10/2019 11:29:34 |
![]() 814 forum posts 36 photos | Thanks Bill, I have just had another go and all is now clear. Computers and me have never been the best of friends.
Doug |
Robert Atkinson 2 | 17/10/2019 12:38:58 |
![]() 1891 forum posts 37 photos | The KEDU NVR unit seems a good cost / safety compromise between a simple on/off switch and a full direct on line or contactor set-up. It is better than the "KJD" type NVR's with the flip-over E-stop that just presses the stop button. This is because the KEDU E-Stop is a separate switch so can still cut power even if the NVR contacts stick shut. If not using fully qualified industrial safety parts having a second means of stopping is good insurance Robert G8RPI. |
mechman48 | 17/10/2019 13:08:56 |
![]() 2947 forum posts 468 photos | I have fitted one of those KEDU type NVR to my small precision drill earlier this year & it works fine; I am in no way elecktrikery minded but just followed the wiring instructions with fingers crossed. I tested by having the drill motor running then switching off the socket on the wall, heard the contactor delatch ?; waited a couple of seconds then switched the power back on, the drill did not start up, I had to push the start button to get it to run, all's well that ends well & with a sigh of relief I hadn't tripped the RCD in the garage. George. |
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